other · 1900
The Reclassification Board determines Mr. Ferguson's salary and classification, and addresses a claim by J. W. Wallace regarding his classification and salary.
As to the second complaint- That had Mr. Ferguson been promoted to the 2nd class on his transfer to Melbourne in 1891, …
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Recorded in this notice
PersonMr. Ferguson
LocationMelbourne
PersonMr. Ferguson's successor
PersonMr. Ferguson
PersonMr. Ferguson
PersonMr. Ferguson
PersonJ. W. Wallace
PersonMr. Wallace
LocationGeelong
LocationBelfast
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 64, 22 June 1900.
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